How was Kappa FuturFestival

More than 85,000 people from 105 different nations gathered at Turin's Parco Dora from July 1 to 3 for the 9th Edition of Kappa FuturFestival for 36 hours of electronic music played by more than 70 artists from around the world. A return in style after a two-year break imposed by the pandemic, four stages with 150 tops and 100 subs by Pioneer, 180 sq. m. of video and 220 sq. m. of LEDs for the stages. Numbers that also relate to sustainability with 80,579 plastic bottles and cups brought by the public directly to Global Inheritance's TRASHed Recycling Store, the recycling point that allowed participants to accumulate points to win merchandise, tickets and more. From noon to midnight, artists took turns in a nonstop three days, creating a record-breaking edition that gave the organizers the opportunity to already confirm the tenth edition, expected next year.

We were there and recounted the event through a photo report to cover more than 36 hours of music: among DJs, a boundless crowd and the beautiful setting of Dora Park.